Dalton Godbey
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Louisville, KY, United States
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I-65 travelers frustrated with road conditions near Shepherdsville
Driving along Interstate 65 in Bullitt County can be a bumpy ride. → Read More
Dangerous sections of 2nd Street Bridge repaired after WDRB inquiry
Dangerous sections of the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge -- commonly referred to as the Second Street Bridge -- have been safety hazards for some time now, with entire sections → Read More
Human remains found at Ford BlueOval site in Glendale to be relocated
Delbert Best has known about a burial site that was recently discovered at the location of the planned Ford Battery Plant in Hardin County. → Read More
GODBEY | Kentucky Derby 148, Rich Strike are symbols of hope in a return to normal
There’s a lyric we Kentuckians sing in harmony on the first Saturday in May. It’s the first line of the state's anthem, My Old Kentucky Home. → Read More
Infield crowd takes weather in stride to keep the party going for Kentucky Oaks
Derby week marked the first time the infield has been open without restrictions since 2019. → Read More
Officials release security and traffic plans for Churchill Downs ahead of Derby 148
If you're heading out to Churchill Downs anytime this week — and especially for Thurby, the Kentucky Oaks or the 148th Kentucky Derby — you've come to the right story. → Read More
What are the odds of finding Derby 148 tickets days before the big race?
If you've waited until the last minute to buy tickets to the 148th Run for the Roses, there are some still available, but choices are limited. → Read More
Crime wave in rural part of Hardin County has police on alert
Car break-ins and stolen vehicles aren't a common thing in Vine Grove, Kentucky. → Read More
Fireworks, soundtrack ready to go for Thunder Over Louisville
Preparations are well underway for Saturday's booming show at the Waterfront. → Read More
Buc-ee's grand opening in Richmond draws crowds to Kentucky's first location
The Texas-based chain opened in Richmond to a lot of fanfare and a lot of anticipation. → Read More
Police: Thieves targeting unattended golf carts at Louisville's Seneca Golf Course
A series of thefts at the golf course in Seneca Park has golfers on edge. → Read More
Authorities identify 'I-65 Killer' wanted for 3 murders dating back to 1987
Law enforcement authorities have identified a serial killer who has eluded police for more than 35 years. → Read More
I-Move Kentucky road projects taking shape around Louisville
Around 165,000 cars pass that interchange daily, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. → Read More
Louisville's longtime State Rep. Mary Lou Marzian withdraws from May primary
She said redistricting pitted her against another Democrat. → Read More
Local law enforcement agencies relying on funding, incentives to combat staffing shortage
The shortage in staffing leaves hundreds of openings within some large departments in Kentuckiana. → Read More
LMPD warns of uptick in graffiti tagging
The Louisville Metro Police Department is urging victims of graffiti tagging to report the incidents. → Read More
Help wanted | Louisville Metro hopes to combat staffing shortage with job fair
The city recognizes the shortage and is trying to combat that with a push for new applicants. → Read More
Lawmakers still waiting for Congress to make daylight saving time permanent in Kentucky
Lawmakers said there are studies that show the upside of more daylight and how it relates to stronger energy and mental health. → Read More
Elizabethtown plans to demolish 3 vacant buildings to pave way for growth
The county was looking to expand business opportunities and housing before, and now, that need is amplified. → Read More
Small updates to a home's structure could mean surviving a tornado, saving your home
Upgraded connections in just an unfinished basement may not protect an entire home, but could make the difference in life or death if a massive tornado hits. → Read More